Publications by authors named "Rio Doya"

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Evaluation of ascorbic acid as an intervention of metal toxicity in dogs in Kabwe district.
Nelly Banda, Mahongo Selwa, Rio Doya, Nyein Chan Soe, Andrew Kataba

Vet Anim Sci· December 2025

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Anthropogenic Activities Elevate Heavy Metals Levels in Soil and Tree Bark; A Case Study of Lower Zambezi and Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Parks.
Nelly Banda, Kanami Watanabe, Rio Doya, Nyein Chan Soe, Andrew Kataba

Arch Environ Contam Toxicol· August 2025

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Assessing the efficacy of phosphate and lime amendments in immobilizing three forms of lead in contaminated soil: An in vivo study on C57/BL6 mice simulating environmentally realistic exposure pathways.
Nyein Chan Soe, Takashi Fujimori, Kenji Shiota, Rio Doya, Walubita Mufalo

Chemosphere· April 2025

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Sex dependent intergenerational effects of lead in mouse model.
Nelly Banda, Nyein Chan Soe, John Yabe, Rio Doya, Yared Beyene Yohannes

Sci Rep· December 2024

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Current situation of lead (Pb) exposure in raptors and waterfowl in Japan and difference in sensitivity to in vitro lead exposure among avian species.
Mizuki Maruyama, Nana Ushine, Yukiko Watanabe, Chihiro Ishii, Keisuke Saito, Rio Doya

Environ Pollut· May 2024

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Lead speciation in body tissues, gastrointestinal contents, and feces of lead-exposed wild rats (Rattus rattus).
Takashi Fujimori, Haruya Toyomaki, Kenji Shiota, Hokuto Nakata, John Yabe, Rio Doya

Sci Total Environ· January 2024

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Land Use in Habitats Affects Metal Concentrations in Wild Lizards Around a Former Lead Mining Site.
Rio Doya, Shouta M M Nakayama, Hokuto Nakata, Haruya Toyomaki, John Yabe

Environ Sci Technol· November 2020

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